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Every way to drive the Red Bull Ring, compared

You can drive the Red Bull Ring five ways: an open session in your own car, a public track day, a manufacturer course, the circuit's own race-car day, or a private event with everything included.

In short: An open session costs from €69 and puts you on track with many other cars. A manufacturer course adds a Porsche and group coaching. Stratos privately hires the whole circuit for 15 drivers, with a supercar, private coaching, 3 nights and every meal, from €32,500.

Key facts

The five ways, side by side

Open session, your car Public track day Manufacturer course Circuit race-car day Stratos
Who is on track Many cars Up to about 40 cars Course groups A small group 15 drivers max, circuit privately hired
Car Your own Your own A Porsche A Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini and many others
Coaching None Optional extra Group Included Private coaching with professional race drivers
Time A short session 1 day 1 to 2.5 days 1 day 2 full track days
Experience needed None Varies None at entry level An earlier course None
Hotel and meals No No No No 3 nights, meals and dinners included
Price From €69 About €700 to €1,450 a day, depending on the organizer From €3,999 (two-day Porsche Master) From €14,550 From €32,500, VAT included

1. Open sessions in your own car

The cheapest way onto the circuit. You book a slot and drive your own road car among others. Good for a first look, if you live within driving distance.

2. A public track day

A full day with an organizer, in your own car, with a set number of cars. You bring the car, the tires, the insurance and the hotel.

3. A manufacturer course

Porsche runs Track Experience courses at the Red Bull Ring on shared dates. You learn in groups, in Porsche's cars. Hotel and travel are yours to arrange.

4. The circuit's race-car day

The Red Bull Ring sells a day in a Porsche 911 GT3 Cup racing car. It is the most serious car on offer, and it needs an earlier course first.

5. Stratos: the circuit to yourself

Red Bull Ring event

Why the Red Bull Ring is a good first circuit

Three heavy braking zones, two of them uphill, and only ten corners. You learn the whole lap on day one and refine it on day two. It is the easiest Grand Prix circuit on the Stratos calendar to learn, which is why it opens the season.

Which should you choose

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FAQ

Can you drive on the Red Bull Ring?

Yes. Through the circuit's own sessions, public track days, manufacturer courses or a private event such as Stratos.

How much does it cost to drive the Red Bull Ring?

From €69 for an open session in your own car to €32,500 and up for a private, all-included event with a supercar.

Can a beginner drive the Red Bull Ring?

Yes. It is the easiest Grand Prix circuit to learn, and Stratos needs no track experience.

Can I drive a GT3 RS at the Red Bull Ring without my own car?

Yes, at Stratos. The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is part of the fleet, with no prerequisites.

What is the nearest airport to the Red Bull Ring?

Graz. Stratos includes the transfers.

Where do you stay?

Stratos plans three nights at TAUROA Steirerschlössl in Zeltweg, ten minutes from the circuit, subject to availability.

How long is the Red Bull Ring?

4.326 km, with ten corners.

About Stratos

Stratos runs exclusive driving experiences at Europe's greatest Grand Prix circuits, for founders and leaders. Each event privately hires the entire circuit for 15 drivers max, with a supercar fleet, private coaching with professional race drivers, 3 nights of luxury accommodation and 2 full track days. Stratos is invitation-only.